sanila pangram

instead of sleeping, I have devised a pangram in Sanila:

Kebo zetopa þasugo jawa žanafo veča maro ci šilo hadi.

meaning: "The group endures the wide block made of cold juice for the living fish."

thanks to Sanila's simple phonotactics, I can easily be certain that this pangram contains the fewest letters possible (excluding spaces). this is because it contains each of Sanila's 22 consonants exactly once, and all of those consonants must be followed by a vowel, resulting in a 44 letter pangram.

so then, I suppose the challenge from here on out would be to find more pangrams which have marginally more sensical meanings than this one.